We all know sodium bicarbonate , which is a sodium salt of carbonic acid. It is often used by food companies with the abbreviation E 500 as an EU codified food additive. In addition to being a food additive, sodium bicarbonate is used for digestive, cleansing, whitening, therapeutic and exfoliating purposes.
Among the side effects deriving from the use of bicarbonate we include: fatigue, vomiting, hypertension, nausea, edema and excessive thirst.
Sodium bicarbonate in the garden: uses you didn’t know about
There are ten uses for baking soda that you didn’t know about that you can use in your garden.
Sodium bicarbonate is a valuable low-cost remedy that can be used in gardening practices and in growing your own vegetable garden.
We all have easy access to baking soda around the house, as we can use it for personal care and house cleaning. Bicarbonate can be used in gardening to protect plants and flowers from attacks by pests and insects. Simply add a tablespoon of baking soda to the soil to protect it and fight against the formation of fungus.
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